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Chargement... Proof (Caroline Auden, #2)par C. E. Tobisman
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Appartient à la sérieCaroline Auden (2) Prix et récompenses
Winner of the Harper Lee Prize for Legal Fiction.In this gripping sequel to C.E. Tobisman's legal thriller Doubt, techie turned attorney Caroline Auden struggles to move on with her life after her last case nearly destroyed her career.Still haunted by the betrayal that forced her to leave a prestigious law firm, Caroline Auden struggles to keep her fledgling practice afloat--and her paranoia in check. When her grandmother dies, she mourns losing the only constant in her life. But grief soon turns to suspicion when she discovers her grandmother left her entire estate--including a valuable antique watch, the family's sole heirloom--to a charity called Oasis Care. On the surface, Oasis helps society's outcasts, like Caroline's alcoholic, homeless uncle. But as she digs deeper, Caroline uncovers a sinister plot that sends her running for her life on the dangerous streets of Los Angeles.Plunged into a world of addicts and broken souls and operating without a phone or a computer, Caroline finds sanctuary with her uncle and a ragtag group of outcasts while building evidence for her case. As she sifts through the shadowy world of the Goliath nonprofit, Caroline is also forced to confront her own dark shadows, casting doubt on her ability--and her sanity. Aucune description trouvée dans une bibliothèque |
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This novel won the Harper Lee Legal Fiction Award in 2018. This award is given by The University of Alabama Law School for the best legal fiction of the year. It deserves this award.
The author's first novel was just as good, so if you like mysteries or thriller - read or listen to both of them.
I listened to this novel, and the narrator of the recorded version does a really good job of bringing this novel to sound. This was a great commute listen. ( )